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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-03-12
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Rheumafism, Neuralgia, Bladder and Kid
ney Diseases cured by Dr.. A. BANES RHEU
AATIC SPECIFIC. Guaranteed to CURE OF
noney rof6pdsd. Take Ne other medicine For sale hy
al Druggists One Dollar fee large bottle Rsfsrsnses say
enc in q Jsssph, Missouri. Information frssL
DR.. A. v. Banes Medicine Co..
Sc. joseph. Missouri.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26


M UomcEpM WIN TEE aEmHuM OF oonE-
MMn1oHn1 CnMRxxs
WAnmaroa, OF. 2S.-Cisil seryies
OomnnislIonsr Lyman. g reply - IN
ouiRfon Of an A1soaiaiBd Pres FepoFtaR,
The Illinois anIoofafion, and tha report
"a intsFsisH wifh OomnzinsiansE n4ReE-
ton On TIE points s1lssd and elseasssd
- tkat letter. end ID - BAin his tleWl
eoincidsd wiah 0hsEiyaA He Regarded
TIE association, WhetheH eewpa9e6 81
Demoerals KeplhIIsana. labeE -
fuEmeEA tompaHanoo advoam14s e. whAi
noa ms very ohieekionahle II ns4 illegal,
and enEtAin, 70 q arnniaR 80 las1 extenf
70 dem0EAlizs tie pnbiio service 20 %
ouEo O mo1-pAKtl1an oorvieo withln the
sphere o. operation of sAAt law, ssF.
vaeB uon-paEtlH1n % fnG1 Ed bo1
paElfEnn q nf1itufe ed aeslon, b whlcl
partisan polisios. e. . tza6s, shall hay'
aonss euussds,p > be saniinusa, ''thal
tho ndkmsnts b fhs publio service d
anY paEly ID power nag efganis1 tbom
sslv6s int en1oointinng for Ne pufpos'
of mninlninina that paEty u power
and under imDaEkial ao1ioa an4 e3vl
sersios ths Fiehb mnst bs slss esnssdsl
30 ahoas ID Dagvioa oQpcnad ~ hha part.
| sn power, 70 oHQMuAEe thnznme,seB int
ans0cfaalunm foe fh0 puEpaT4 ef over
1 shFnwinn fhas waKtB ard exsElma q 20
Of powaF, and whnu al parties aga shn
cFRnnizBd and ne members Of aasoela
tIons are eanh astivaiy angaNnd IN en-
6saYuB % ouGB fBum eBFs5ue e1S naec1
baxs ef ~ aDoaiAlto1 of ozAzfs VIA
q epeotaeIe WI be plesen5ed % 90
nan nR ehs ooun1ryl The baEo tho1Rh
81 ths paaIIbiIily ef sneA . oon6itiel
q aHailE q en0unh % oon&ann q
uha,s meveuank ard should assuEs Il
funnu1 nbGndonnsu1P
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

RnUmEEx cnHsKkAMp oAxxs o. nm
NkxIoA 10 ozgxn4n zna mar.
WAsHm1ruE, oel a6.-The foIlouinr
Rtoolsmalion has besn lnaned ~ ne
sIbe goodness nna narcy az Goa.
which have followed tha Amsfinnn peo-
plo during the pass yeaF claim tnnlx
9ta.ete. reooRniilon aud hamhle &C.
kaowiedRment. By Hls omnipofsnl
power He has protested rs from var
A,o pestilenees ana fram every Nallousl
calamity. by HIS gracious fierce Ne
earth Yielded 9 neuefoua return b ne
labor of TIE hushandman. aud oVarV
path of honest toll hna I'd "a oamfo-.
ana oonlontments By Hia loving Kind
nssa tho hearts 81 our ueonie have 49,,
rsplsnIShed Win frnfernei .ensimens.
and patriotic andaavur. ana hV HT
ul1eTfiug galonnoe We have haau direct.
eTo the ena thaa NJ NAV senflfr nav
Rrntitu6e for ihnnn hleasinaa i, Grover
OAayeland. President az sha Unltn8
eiatea, Do hefebY designate Thukeanv.
the 9kih day og NuvembaR NEXT, a a dag
of thanksgiving and prayer e 81 OBJ
served By al the people of The Innd. On
that day LET ell secular work a1d an
ployment Be suspended, and lot oar pso-
Ole assemble u their aeeuslomed places
" worship, and With prayer and SONGS
o. praise give thanks 20 our Haassnlg
knther fer al that he has done for ~.
While We humbiy implufa the forgive
nos1 of our sins and The eontinnanoo cf
HE marcy. Lot families ana klndrod
BE- feunlleo oB that day, and lea their
hearia b nlled with kfndly cheer ana
afieceionato raminiseenees. Lat thom
iuFn in thankfulusaa 10 the source 0f all
their pleasure and the alvar 0f an fhaA
makes tho day Rlaa and joyous, and IN
The midst Of eur peopiA and our hnppl-
nae1 let - Somamber The poor, needy
ana unfoEtunate, and b. Cur aifia 81
charity ana ready heneyoIenoo lsf ua ~.
osea1 ethe number Of those Who With
Rlatoful hearts shall ioin q cur thanks-
Giving.
'In Wilness whereof I have go ny
hGnd and caused The aeaI o. ths Unlisd
States % Be keEeuuko adlxfdH Saal.i
Done nt the City 81 Washington thi1
twenty hfih day Of 0otoheE Ia Tho year
9s our Lord, ono ahsnsnnd aiQhi knns
ifed and eighty seven. and nf the nnao-
pendcnoe Of the United States tha una
hundred and awelflh. (Hlnned.
Gnuvma CKHMvMnAMn,
President.
TT. BkxAnp. See. of STATE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

1El1sepal Q1zEch teaey h s.. ysnnss'
t1tlA. ~ oczzzIo1 uaa - Hrrl
1.1.19 e lne MI&leaaFg 0rnnrll.
4ee occn1N b cnmpossa q IS r,ern-
oena, lnclud.nk all he Hishnpl ana q
zoA n1moI e sI1rEyuez And lay-
80 11a N.1A1 Hs4. nIzhon WillsaHa.
q u1uMegl1Got eprned aha StFgisa Win
- An14N pEasoEs E1AAnn Tnfkal. AZ
Mt1ppl deiIgcxed tAe seFman. nfteR
wAl1n TIE holy eunmHnlmn was aarnin-
IMelKnA
Aflw this nnEsloo. lAs hnslness ueesion
g ~ Oo1nal was bozua. Bishop
Nnlrpls DEe1ldlne. 1ha Ounnittea %
1nio1 1nbmi.1ed tAoiR rapoxe ana tha
u1EnQl pEeooodod 70 Ghs enazfasrafion
q guaulLenl guhmitnsd b memhsrs.
bI11op Nhipplo ma1e Z anoslun which
pAMNd, EoQn1ltLng NJ HouB e B,zhoua
% ereaae ~ 11EzlloFy q AlAaha into
niM.onaEy dis,Eist and aEpslnaa Bishop
Auf ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

EAN NnANclDoQ. I111. X5-NoNl1T1NV
kafahaFF, piaosd ean ahDmaand Ymka
we're ID GOOD eondlfiou an6 only 4 few
sBme near bsln9 1fsd 81 b. forty armed
men eaaFdinG TIE dItoheg, mIGInkInG
Ne dIstzlbui0ss foE ths oppo1lDg parties
"a fha waleR unr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

MUnDEnOUs rz.kH EuusraAznD m rnn
10 SAVE MAnx EEvns

MUnnEnoUB RE.kn ENuExaAzAD m TrnI
10 aAvn Many Ezvna
GakED RkRDa Mich, Oct. qk-Ar
ateampl . baEn thirty Itallans aalsor
u q building IN The township es Paris
Kent County, waa frustrated last niohi
by the timely warning Of one Who
avoks And found tha halldInQ ID flames.
The building was ans uHed hy fhe Ital.
tan Santa 0arfalo, who wAe keeping 4
sort Of store With rnomn above foI
lodging the Italians a work on ihs
railway south % TIE city. ThaFe have
heen hard FEELINGS existing between
thi. crew nnd oEew of fouEiesn at
work near by and who Lived n The city.
Aboa, 10 o'clock Lest nlRht a unknown
man cleUt into 4 vacant room, aat Iro
70 the hoase and then joined his party
on The outside Who barFisadsd ths
eouEB and ussd every a41Fi 10 keep tha
inmates from escaping. They, how
ever, managed 10 Get cot. Many lsaV-
tna their clothes 20 Be burned.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

IN eARkxHaz znzzscurn AnouR 10 N
eaWE
0t.mxMxAHD, 0ea. 2-Tha fhlrsv-rlr
Inch talea1epe, tha laEn6st a aha worid
which wAa deainnaa ana hnllk ~ WA
neF a 4wanzags u flnanhed ana wlll A
once Be seipped 60 ila daatinnainn ~
M Aami.Dnns UallfoRnin, wharn "A Win
- placed n tAe Liak Observatory. A
eolnmn q eaat iron. Zen hy noganlnnn
ieo1 e NE baae end fonF ~ einh1 fsel
q TIE iop end waiqas elRklssn lons.
O1 t1l9 column Fogta he haad o1,rhlra
rouE tons d Whieh the ntael polar 49,
Ven leee lo0g and twelve inobea n Al.
Autlezs gzppokla he doeIinaflon axl1.
also % aleels ten foes long ~ Ten lnehoS
U olamelees WeieAiaR $50 po1nt1.
lhe eleel iuoe. Eve feet ak inoRea
Iona b four fee1 diamelar AZ csnlar.
iapeEinq 10 thsee lnehaa a each ana.
and weighs ovaF fonr tona. Tha driV.
inR ciook and balonny Cor lho nanine-
ent a9lKuuomoF Ia reached hv a mnarnl
staircase as the n8uth side az thn
eolumn. Tim cenlsE Of molten a
thlEty-eeyen fset aboga lha haaa. ana
when The telesoope Il poinisd % -
nenlth TIE object Rlaas whioh q thirty
slx tnehel n diametex 3 aixi3.eua Tea
tleD The belA The telai welahi a tho
llleaooDe b thlFty-nee tons
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

ooMEznoI eoaOETzaIuM.
WAwuaar0n. Oot. as-Ths later
stats Commafoe Oommi1sian gave q
bearing today 10 the eonnael represent.
lnN ehOna express G0mUMnkea which 10
n0t adnnit that they fail wikhin or are
amanabls 70 the InieE-stAas CommeEoe
Law.
Oiarsnes Seward. counsel fer ths
Adams Expronl Oompany, aEKnsd that
the act upon ~ face shoWed fhat Con-
gsogs he'd 10 int1nt % inclaas ne ex-
press oompauiog. He aid thai 60 Ear as
be knsu theEe bad been ne complaint
against tbs expHo11 companies o. any
POSITION that the 0ovsEnment skoald 10
tersfere. For these reasons be arkuod
that the intent Of TIE Law wes % rsau-
late and control The eosperafisns whfch
the 0ovoEnment had created and "a no.
wise % oonlFol those who merely leased
the railroads.
Thsod0fs N. Pomeroy SPOKE ln be-
halt Of the American Natiomal ana the
Wells. Fargo a %. He detailed ihs
origin, hintoFy md status Of these CON-
panieB.
". W. Macfarland. rspressntinr she
United States KxpFesB Company, made
an argument b reference 10 tie mean
ing OF the words soommon oarEisrsn
and the liability un1nR he common
Law ct express oompanios.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26
GEovEmAKKEA


ERL1xEs On aRAxH = HanURAczun-
Mn1 coNNzNH.
San FnAnumco, Oes. &.-The en-
pioyes Of the principal glove factoFies
have struck against q reduction Of
wages. Some tims eco the Uniop oyer
atives began q movement 70 have the
employers eQuallnn the wages h con-
fcrmify vita the eeheduIs ruling IN
Eastern factories. The plan vas 70
jeotea b. the leading unanuzneioEieg
Who have formed an asaoointi01 and
eay that they VIII stand together % pre-
vent the unlon from naming Eates.
-Four hundred employees havs quit york.
A committee hAs ben eppoinfed by TIE
gloveEa - eonfeF With the Manuksatur.
err Association and aFbitrafe. They
have telegrephed 10 The eastern unions
for support, and have roogised nssar.
anoe et assistance from ne Inassnasion-
a Umiom.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

MxzRAcnnulAnx 0nmDu AmxMD Ron xmu
Az1Ex AMD MAvx.
PAnzs. Ouk 2s.-The legislative cham.
hora Teaasemhlsd today II Che Ohambor
o. Deputies. M. RougtsR, Prime Mn.
isteR and Minister Of Finnnos. infFo-
dueed bin providing fns an oxtfaoFal-
nary naVv and army credit Of 10000,
900 francs. He al1s introduced q bill
Tor The conversion of ths ~ cent rsntes
into 4 cent rentoa. 9onexaf Fsfrou, Hin.
IsteF Of War. auhml11ed . blIl for 4
special corps Of infantry and artillery
foe the mountain osTGioa. k. FIourans
MlniaesE of RoEsign AffaiKs, sahmfitad
ihe Anglo French eonEantions, relative
% the susz canal, and shs New HsbRids1
Ialandn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

xm n. EoUm c1un anuuzn mkvn wun
BuT pED nor.
0EunkGo. Oct. &--Thn 90. Eonfs nine
nAaul& have hentan Che Detroil nlna -
oay, bat ssunnhow uF oihef Il aid nol.
1he Renllaman in blne salts made nll
sho hi11 and one aEror more than thtiR
oppcnenta but thelr hits Wsrs 80 soal-
te.ed that theE did noe Gonna, and Riah-
asd1unb thres baoeeE and Thompsonh =
MnR.o both e9mo n The osma inning
en1 teiweon them Two men Ro1 hase1 o.
e<EOlA 30 there were tnEoa Buna fnR
TIE Detrolta u eBo hmm. 0anreII
3e4e anolh1f ona b the aflh innlne.
kolnR b 0Hll hene o. Rnhfnsons 3 srs0r
ena as.lll4 aEoun1 b virtna of Z paasod
o4I nn1 1athams1 aFroK. The day vas
% cold lhRt fhe ataandnnsA wna vogT
4lim. only about 900 heima NFaaank.
&coee DslEoils 4, Gs. L0nia q
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xzun RzMBENR zoExMn xmxs on xnn
HEw TnB bcHzDuEM.
HkH EaAMunoo, Oct. 2Sy-VIea Prssi-
dent RottsE Of The Unisn Rasiae RaiI-
u4y, stalet thia atheFnoon % an Asso-.
eocialod Pres representative thai the
details hase been practically sompleted
for shortening tie fima auross khs Con-
tlnsut % wu1t bouna tEaEoL a new
tine sohodnie has booR nd0Dtsd iolnllp
hy the Union and Oennsal Kanife nnAds
bg Whlen Ahe regular paasanRsF kraln
from ne EaBe which arrives hnra 90 IL
.. m.s VIII arrive hare a Z D. N. on kho
preoaadinG day, unakfnR practical ar.
ference Of twenty -fnuK boaEa Tia nav
schedule viii 20 inka effect nbnut No
vember 18TH. No change viii ooeur for
ne peoeent II tho time schedules % the
ksak The tlzno 70 Portland for waat
bo1nd txaina als0 win be relatively
shcrtansd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

AN AMxnlcAn DrEs sUppEmLx N roxpoH-
D1BcLogunD MADR Dx nm LETTERS.
Lo1Don, Oct. 2-A man dled sud.
denly IN South London, and The police
took charge Of the body. On searching
he clothes Of sthe dsad man fha faoi
VS. disclosed that be Waa 60 AmsEioan,
and was oonneeled With sons dTnnmils
conspiracy. Tho naEes Of his fellow
oon1plEntoln Were given, but Ne police
vii not Be able 70 arrest them, bsoauss
they havo not dons any oveKt aelE An
inquest viii be held lomoEroW, when
full disclosures regarding Me eonspiE-
anN will Enanlh.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

WEHuZzzEKn.
ARAIAonluoLA, Fla., 0ei. sk-A maa
n4med Rarilh fsW daya aao Killed
three negroes in 0alhoun eou11y. -Four
neHrooe we're n1lnR HaEiah,n boat %
gather up loRg which had hfakan from
q rafl, when Parish cana along. u a
Aio s1A1 1ha negroes told ParlHh thay
haa no inlnntian ef STEALING tho boat.
but Parish wnlid npa reeelsa any exs
pl1nntiona. He raised hlB Wlnahesaor
an2 nhoe one down d The boat, kllled
ano1noK On ne ran end auolhaE who
wn4 aetempling 10 run sway. Tha fourth
divod under and aasanna.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

San EnABczsca. Oet. N--A iabie
ahsmlnR eke mEKisalS end 6sDaEAzEss q
CkimRss fFnm sG43 20 the &Ra8 of SulY
1851 kna hanm prnpes9d ~ 3HEv1yaR
TInnln. The 9cenl ~ aFrfxaAH - ptan16
a 9 "a sod eha 11pnE1lEes wsse f96. r
~ tsnEin4 1E1e0l Ckinaas h tbs State
and esuuaEy wbo eaDe aAS0aaA thlI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26
ACADEMY OF FHB HOLY NAMES
sKAFELE W.T..

T,HORoUeH INSTRUCTION N rHR ENa.
Il lish hraeeAsA. Al. MzEia. Eiscatice and
tha IauT1AGaA ~ an expsr1Hnee1 ouEps %
tanehers. ne 8tasie s1zB apsutal e1yansaFsa
fog wAxwork. cEaFue, rnintlnE b Oh en- 10
Wnsar caisras PalaktnE % ChlcA, 6iA@. V-l-
va. sse. TAnEuMrh nmm ara Marwc1g Fecsivs
Az naama1kan. Waaaa wnale. inauEfz1At araw-
9na. sl1ka M erzamnneaa nanGlsWcRk tMnNAs
lrss e. eAaERe. neys undw - w1n - Fsc1fvea
h : naTHEnae 4sRarsEaank
Fer hEsAR iRfmznA8an a6ernm
- twin EN oCfE4zo4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

L1xpuR, OF. zg-Ihs EseIlsh Home
Bale uuian has resolved 70 oonsinna ihs
msstinaR n Ereinnd. notWithslnndins
ahs arrest q Blunts and 70 send anosheI
depufatian % that e0uu9KY,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

DuExxM, Oct. 2S.- -DnKing haaTing u
Str WFIfred Rlunt'B eane a. Woo6fmd
today Grown eounsci nnnoanoe& that al
tie EnQiish and IEish aaltz1ugs @ Ire
land W01ld Be tFeated similarly.
NJ. Roman appoarsd ns ooanseI fos
fhs prusssution ana M. Harrington for
ths dafsnas. Mr.. HaEY1nRInn ahieetsd
10 he coustitnfion of ths esuEt on ~
eround that Tie magistrate l1eked the
speuiai authority from th8 Fiseso9 e
bold en adjousnsd aoaEl. IRE ohfso-
lion was ovsEEnlsd. Mr.. Hnulneton
then appiled ksg Q enmmona nRainsl
MAGISTRATE ByKne fos amImmlt upon Mr
Bauna. Tha decision O. thiB pofn8 va
postponed. Mr.. ByKne wag called q
| the witness sand. Hn testified that b
waEned nEr. Blunt twies On The platfuEu
&c the meeting a. Sunday 60 assint fron
aueakfna. Ths witnaw DID not ase enj
boAy assnnlt Bluni. bot before BE zasl
- csa1s for his nEzssl be fguud hiE
Iiying % he ground and LAZY Bun
| iyfuR cFsR hin.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

.ee Dolphin. allsr parslna non u
-SS,.s lafnee o*1z ant mnk.
1ks Msr.is sr,se@s-s ~ s..s-.s -
uatar l1Reed ana lns1 nlrk1 -
- acoal g oesak II W. wkIn
- e11oeneR hr1ek keae1e1 tho crew
N.la kIe4. xask. 1Aa Delphln waa com.
maM4eo ~ 0psAin q. 1ahnHam. AZ
800 saginaw nna ahe had q crew x
nEwxMn Asmunn.
aconznuu. 0na. Oef. sk-Twoussuhn
aEiited aaAore here today. One waa
ne Sow 1sady klrin, nnd lha ether r.
sNppe1ed % Be- fa9 Norris a. Dolrlkn.
Inquiries as % he fafa e thea v.r11iS
geto aeae oee yesterday. Ihe oraWs a.
ootn NcSSoi1 aEe tAoaEh1 q be loSl.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

Coax, Oct. 25.-Ths polica hsvs oo-
cupis6 the court house 10 prevent 9
meeting cf ciiizsng called b Tie Mayer
TO profess ngAinst fhe Recorder hearing
the csc of OiBtiGn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

DusLxN. Oct. 2b.-Walah, editog ef
The Wexford Pespls, uho W1s sentenced
yesterday 10 impFisonnena for publish
ing reports Of meetings Of sapprsssed
branches Of The Nationni keaE1e. and
Who was oondsmnad today 10 twn
monah's impEiEnnmcnt a hard labor o.
anoshsr charge: Four q TIE s1EEnonI
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MEN lalDeE e0nPANY.


RczzEAMDs o.. aA--lspeaiaL l--To-
o13 t19 Qoinmhia DiseF Rliaaa Don.
p4nG 1led ~ aFsinlas of inoaF1orasion
WIl0 t1o eeHnty oI6Ek. Tha ah1arl n
Ne on1eIprIg9 h b onnz,knot 4 krldr1
41Fo1 Ne oolamhRa RsVeF frum ~
Oregon 1ido g InCnmnA VT. Tho
lneorpokaloEa are II. 3. hoBa u. H.
Blear1a, r. y. Dufham. a. o. Geo.
ane n. i. Rleloek. TIE oapiial glnsk
g axed q $9o0oms divided int 500
CA1nese AneaR HART.
PaAErAMn, Oul. &-fnpaeial ian
Anow, . comedy ae1ug b . oAinass ika-
ne1F heEa, Wills oua xidlnR thiH After.
noon, wa1 pitehaa ous e e. eEpreon
weE1n, 9111ainina What ere ranarasd a
f1lnl injuries. Ia ohinanasa a1rnok
heavily On III haek, hes1 and ahn1I71rr.
ene z 2 thoaEAl thaa his splne vas q 3
ksnanhsreman a1rzha.
roarHAMn. Ouk &.--lsDaoial l--To-
e1y a6oul 11Flg Ionzsh6fsnsn, hereto
fnle employed ~ Ne 0seeun Railuay
an0 NaYIEakson OomuanF. out. wnRk n
hodq, 1he msn wan1ea the Campany
% enter into a ountFaat with them fa
PAY aixty cenia peT houR for working
ninhaa. Sundayn and holldays. This
the Oompany doclimad % 90. whersupon
lae men slEack. Their plasss we're Sap-
mnnwAnm u.wmma~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

eAM4oR en- when kn haGamasR meunRar
Of khe KmlghtB Of the 0ulaan Ruie, 1
got tha stuff ready 10 diapona or him.
bot my gistoE would not IEstan 10 nny
pFppegikion end thruatsned % expase
ne. Altar rny sister Naa Eink for 1oms
time, hgLsen tKznaI1tIblo imunIae b ne
the stuff On hax and finish Bowers lassr.
Ug1ld booDmo the administratof for
any nfsee Tillie, Who WonId have The
beuett 81 TIE Insurance. I think Il vas
on Friday, No9embeE akth. thaE I sAok
ans pill and oApealo on uf her bsx and
nfled The capsule With two kinds az poi
son. / put onD bnek and took ancShar
Hntil exchnmned four onunules, Aftar
my sister died. I took kSo twu nafnon
eapeuIps, I had marked, onA oe kss uiIl
box. The piil and capsule took % HI.
FAX, I niled them myself. These I
gave 10 Dr. DeKvig were some that Dr..
MnEeen had prescribed for nv sisser. L
dld 90 because. On Hooun1 thoueht. I
found that ] had no excuse foR having
them On my poEBon. ! cid nc1 think
that BoWoE4 eoUld get Il any trUuhIal
for the person who fnrnianod nae with
The peison said thai The oksmisl told
him that no doctor could dnd 4 70 She
1toDaoh for Il was q hiond noIaon. He
called he other etuil, ] ihlnk, he active
pElnaapls Qk diglt1ligI Or Q nanas some
shing like g. This person committed
snioida before The sEinI. Az hia nnme
msy tnapileete others, I will end shs
tragedy. II. BmumkxaOx.
Il poisdnsd one Of fthe poIlias with The
same stuff. Ialso took Bowers money
out Of hts once desk after my sisters
death. b. BEHHkYanH.
Il likewise foEoed my sllBer 10 give me
"a order for her insurance policy on The
friends Of the Pacific. bat dare not
present ik. ] made this confession 10
eofrte8 some mistakes ID my lost mem-
orandum book. used some persons
names that had no connection With the
atsiF. q. BEzHAxs0n.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

A Isiker vas also prodncsd Supposed
30 have besn written BY Benhays0n "a
O. Dimmig on October "a, In which the
former tells the latter that IL appears 10
be all up With him and asking DimniR
TO come 10 him (Benhayson) &c once.
Captain Lees caused Q sensation In
the rosm By submitting Q letter which
he had received By the special delivery
this evening. The letter appeared 10 Be
n the same handWEitinQ e ehoas found
after Henhayson'B death. 1his letter
was dated DeceuboE {, 1885, and signed
d. Bsmp. In u oeeurs the following
language: i am glad you ere ae-
quainted with the Bird family. See if
you can get the daughter "a q witness
against Che murosEsF Of my aistsr Cs
ella. She was everything 10 me and
must have him eonvicted, else Il win be
all up with me-" AfeoE fhe c0nsidera-
iion Of Q fsw ether points the inqpesi
was eontinued until tomoxrow az : D.
%. Ingtead Of the inquest making this
somewhat noted case clearer, if has 90
Ear had lhe opposite eject.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

rEExuos EuKnEBDEE - PREVENTED n
PoEzm-oAsH or HDrrOB uAxaH.
oUUnHroWH, Osl. &.-The maais-
tFafe has foFbidden any nneeIina ai
Middlelown during the time Rec0FdeE
OsBTien,s appeal frum the verdiot ren.
deEsd against him at Middie1own FOR
using sedifious language.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26
MORE or MYSTERY.
An Attempt = md . Trag.
ely by BuHclae.
0as q fAs ausna snm REunrIsss Cunsu II
Manspallzlns AsmnaIua
a csnfunniun.

s1n Khknunna. o.. B.-an ths Oaro!
nsE's i1q11ns tonI1kf ogsr kke holV =
HssEy N11hAyson, Who ousmlsted I'll
ctee On Sunday laSt, Benkagnsnsi
motAW - tAo &.ga ulln1nA Ehe war
ex1Wl1o1 e le1Rth bua uura eareeinIlv
With eoRa1d % certain lcn11E1 a1ppnse1
. have been written b B1nksvsnn.
She epBeassd GomsWhnt anzle6 hat
pz1nCanoed nsazlY eli tAs le1kexs snd
aedEez1l On ne envnlupes thnf wssa
nzhna111ed - her a. not IN - han3-
writing q her san.
Era Ma@Rie HlNBon. lanaln&y og eha
h8pgs % wAlrn B4n4aY1un w1a fnund.
H8se 9 det1Aied anN ei1aE gta1smant a.
nno 9t the Nn1ing of BsahaRannss An1v.
Whsn 01FunsF Slnnton We caIled IS
msds bEiof stnEennsnt ana rsad -
fHI.rRInn A Rnnhnmnnn1n arsr.fnanEs.r,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

SAn NmaMcID0o, OeA 3.--AnolinnoeR
KiIlup today disposed of lut of bloaded
alnck formerly the property og y. b.
Hnanin. Tsn Shetland poeieo were
cold n edditi0n 10 dFnuaht horses nn6
mares 20 ne nnmbef of t9l. Tia bid
dlna vas lively, pEieea ranRinR from
q. e. 2 go. y dsssSsy go ~. sssssd - d'a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-26

monn RAnzzcULAns Or m0zDAx's rzna1-
nLM GIoEN.

monH RAHEIcULAns on M0EDAx's TEnaz-
nLn G1oEN.
CoEGxEgvocp. Miah.. Ost. 15.-The
steamer Olty Of OWsn Sonnd wal
Wrecked half 3 mile 60 of Ciappsrlon
fsian9 llnhthouss during TIE heaFy aaie
q Monday morning. 1he eEsW isfa thc
aloamef u lifs boafa and lad q nnsr0u
escape fsom belnn drownsd. Thl
sleames was ownad by em1fb Kaiably d
Togunto, and wns valned a $4,000.
MMxxnB cMHw LAMDKDs
ManQuxrTM, Mish., Ost. MA Hll
mging crew boardsa lhs sok0onsF 4ivu
Bradley ahi1 woEainN ard anceeoslully
fandad he en6iEs cree.
soMz ~ zm HzscUED.
Pom HusoM, Mien., Osi. z5.-Th.
slaan kaEEe OsWaaafskis arrived tkiI
moxninR. Hhs lef1 Bag OisR 81 1afar
Car niaht VIII tbe haKess Morris aBf
DoIphin loa1et vita lam1es for ClsVs
Ind IN II Gais of Bnnda7 niRht 80
tBo ltnas were hrnkan and ths 81
baENsn wo1e loGt.
1kls naoEnina Tie Schooner Hreel
sailed 10. haylng Oh baaKd captail
! nhaahnn and Gge EAiinzs Of kne haRaI
| Morris. Gmutmin HhsaAan n1aana fha
/ ne two baRRss drifteA aFnund fsg esv
eFnl hears nfter hnnnklnR away from O.
steam barna, uhen eks llne holdlua %
Morris ana Doiphi1 tezstheH, partat
Several nall0ss % re Aorsis 80 tba